Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
50 weeks
Details
Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Early Childhood Education | Elementary Education
Area of study
Education
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Primary School Preparation Course

The Primary School Preparation Course is designed for students aged 6-12 with inadequate English levels. The course is provided by AICOL, an English pathway provider to Education Queensland International (EQI) and several private schools.


Course Overview

The course is available for students in Year 1 to Year 6, with different programs tailored to each year level. The programs are available 50 weeks a year and aim to develop students' English language skills in an age-appropriate and playful manner.


  • Year 1 Year 2: Young Learner program, focusing on developing English language skills through play.
  • Year 3 Year 4: Junior Primary School Preparation program, available 50 weeks a year.
  • Year 5: Primary School Preparation program, available 50 weeks a year.
  • Year 6: Senior Primary School Preparation program, a more intensive program preparing students for the final year of primary school and a successful transition into Year 7 high school.

Course Details

The Year 6 program focuses on:


  • Improving academic skills in the context of global topics
  • Practicing language required for Maths and Science
  • Developing writing skills and verbal presentation

Entry Level Requirements

For Education Queensland International (EQI) entry level requirements, students must meet specific criteria. For private school entry and course requirements, students must contact the schools directly.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is there an English Pathway straight to Private and Public Schools available? Yes
  • How long does the PSP course run? 50 weeks a year
  • When can I start? Any Monday except for Public Holidays
  • How big are the classes? Classes never exceed 15 students, usually 8-12 students per class
  • Are the primary school kids' classes in the same area as the adult classes? No, young learners have their own safe classrooms, kitchen, indoor and outdoor lunchrooms, and toilets.
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